US Stock Movement: Forward Industries surges on October 2 driven by SOL accumulation, SOL per-share growth, and treasury strategy
Bitget异动解读2026/10/02 13:40Forward Industries October 2 Significant Rise Analysis
Keywords: SOL accumulation, SOL per-share growth, treasury strategy
1. On October 1, the company disclosed that as of the fourth fiscal quarter ending September 30, it had accumulated an additional 948,601 SOL, increasing its holdings to 8,501,298 SOL, a month-on-month increase of 13%, accounting for approximately 1.4% of Solana's circulating supply, with an average purchase cost of $83 per SOL.
2. On October 1, the company disclosed that on a fully diluted basis, its per-share SOL holdings rose from 0.0730 to 0.0806, representing a quarterly increase of 10.4% and an annualized increase of approximately 42%. The company's main business is the purchase, holding, staking, trading, and investment in SOL and related digital assets, protocols, and businesses.
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